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From the Jed Report: > Judgment? McCain Says He'd Have Picked Cheney, Rumsfeld - The Jed Report: JohnMcCain says this election is about judgment.... But as this video shows, JohnMcCain has bad judgment.... [I]f he'd been elected president, he would have chosen Dick Cheney as his vice president and nominated Donald Rumsfeld to be his Secretary of Defense... the "strongest"...
Presidential hopeful JohnMcCain bows to the altar of extrinsic motivation with his call for "pay for performance." Boss McCain wants federal employees to focus on their compensation more than their work. Yet, in his response to a P4P question, John clearly shares his concern about employees' lack of focus on their work. Q: The Bush administration would like to see "pay...
As if there weren’t already enough examples of JohnMcCain’s dishonesty and hypocrisy, he has delivered another strikingly brazen illustration of just how far he will go to promote himself and to demean his opponent, Barack Obama. And it’s all captured on video: The video above shows McCain speaking a few days ago when he [...]
One person who is unlikely to condemn JohnMcCain for plagiarism – he has been accused of lifting quotes about Georgia from the internet encyclopaedia Wikipedia for a major foreign…
Unlike me, you probably didn’t sit through JohnMcCain’s hour with Rick Warren at the Saddleback Civil Forum last night. Here’s their conversation, distilled. Pastor Rick Warren: Who are three wisest people you’d rely on for advice if you are elected? JohnMcCain: David Petraeus, who is the greatest American in history besides me, John Lewis, and [...]
... delegates from Obama to Clinton. If that happens, Clinton could re-establish her campaign and face JohnMcCain in the fall. The group P.U.M.A. (for Public Unity My A--) claims that 15 delegates have switched from Obama to Clinton in July. There is still the possibility of a floor convention vote to fully seat the delegations from Michigan and Florida — which would benefit Senator...
According to JohnMcCain, he was visited by a mysterious Christian NorthVietnamese prison guard twice in 1969 and “often” thereafter. The timeline of these visitations is interesting. Starting in December 1967, McCain was held in a prison camp in northeast Hanoi that the prisoners referred to as “The Plantation.” In May of 1969, McCain [...]
Flashback - May 6, 2008 WINSTON-SALEM, North Carolina -- Republican presidential candidate JohnMcCain said on Tuesday he would appoint judges in the mould of John Roberts, Samuel Alito and former Chief Justice William Rehnquist if he were elected in...
McCain to crash Obama's party Will run ads during breaks of network DNC coverage Washington Times Sen. JohnMcCain has so much spare cash on hand — he collected a record $27 million in July — that the Republican...
The war in the Caucuses was the perfect opportunity for JohnMcCain to show America what kind of commander-in-chief he would make, writes Alexander Cockburn on The First Post. "The…
... is using its petrodollars to export the Castro revolution in a more effective manner than Fidel ever could. Iran and its continous quest for nuclear weapons, and regional domination, an ever growing China, a more competitive India. Then there is the sagging dollar, massive trade deficits and national debt. The housing market that is falling apart. We have political and social problems...
Over the weekend, Iraq’s foreign minister said that the U.S. should set a “very clear timeline” for withdrawal from Iraq. Sen. JohnMcCain (R-AZ) — like President Bush before him — has repeatedly rejected setting a date for withdrawal. A newly updated report from the Center for American Progress, entitled “How to Redeploy,” demonstrates that refusing [...]
Last week reggaeton star, Daddy Yankee and Arizona Senator JohnMcCain met to discuss immigration, education and a possible Yankee endorsement of the Republican candidate for president. While a transcript of the interview has not officially surfaced, my top-secret sources have thankfully provided the details of what transpired during Daddy Yankee and Granddaddy McCain’s summit....
Republican candidate JohnMcCain on Wednesday called on Congress to return from its summer recess to address immediately the U.S. energy crisis, though he missed numerous energy-related votes in the Senate last year.